A seller lists their Amazon FBA business for $1.78 million, three years after buying it for $200k. They've received one offer of $1.1 million, which they rejected. The business now generates substantial monthly cash flow, so they can afford to wait for better offers.
So last week I listed my Amazon FBA business for sale for $1.78 million, and you can see here list price, and you can see that a total of 20 people have unlocked to get more information. I have gotten a call with 2 people that seem interested in putting out an offer, but so far I've only gotten one offer so far, and that offer was for $1.1 million. And let me go ahead and hide it, but here is the proof— $1.1 million of an offer. And there is no way in hell I'm going to go ahead and accept this offer. But in the grand scheme of things, I purchased this Amazon FBA business for $200,000, um, about 3 years ago, a little less than 3 years ago. So maybe if it was 1 year into the business, I would have been Super stoked with getting a $1.1 million offer. But right now, you know, we have a crazy brand. It's growing month over month, and we're finally at that mature stage where now we're actually able to go ahead and take a lot more money month to month. So even if it doesn't sell right now for $1.78 million, we're able to go ahead and cash out. And once you know people start going ahead and buying these businesses again, we'll be happy with going ahead and getting anywhere near $1.78 million.
